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Welcome to the home of the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand, South East Queensland Division (EIANZ-SEQ).
EIANZ-SEQ have an active professional development program featuring a variety of Environmental Topics. These range from small information sessions to large full day forums. Details of future and past events can be found by following the links.
What's On in SEQ
Check back soon for some fantastic EIANZ-SEQ events!
What's New
EIANZ-SEQ Annual General Meeting
Book it in your diaries because the date is set!
Our AGM will be held at 6pm on Wednesday 18 August 2010. The venue is still to be confirmed. We would love to see you there!
SEQ Climate Change Management Plan
The Queensland Government has released a plan for wider community comment on the SEQ Climate Change Management Plan (Draft). This plan covers the SEQ Region relating to the effects of climate change.
To view the SEQ Climate Change Management Plan (Draft), click here
To view the SEQ Committee submission, click here.
The 2009/10 EIANZ-SEQ Executive Committee are here!'
Click here to see who's who on our Executive. Welcome back to those from last year and welcome aboard to the new crew.
EIANZ Ecology has produced a discussion document "Ecological Impact Assessment - Towards the development of EcIA Guidelines for Australia and New Zealand" with forewords by Professor Mark Burgman and Dr Chris McGrath. Click here to provide initial comments.
2009 EIANZ-SEQ submission on the Draft SEQ regional plan review
Post Graduate Courses at the University of the Sunshine Coast!
Breaking the Barriers: Engineering Solutions to Ecological Problems - PDF presentations!
The EIANZ Ecology website...click here to take a look!
The SEQ Division comments on the Draft Rural Futures Strategy
Meeting the Challenges of the Future - A blue print for environmental practitioners
Climate change, water, sustainability and energy are the major challenges of the future. Finding lasting solutions will need an
even-handed consideration of the economy and society as well as the environment. Long gone are the days when solutions
were a simple matter of trading off the environment against development interests – we now know we need both to
prosper.
Developing and implementing solutions to these four priority issues represents an important test for society.
We must find answers; a failure to do so will compromise our prosperity and lifestyles.
Environmental practitioners have a new and important role in addressing these challenges.
Policy submissions by EIANZ-SEQ
Click to download a copy of our submissions:
SEQ Climate Change Management Plan (Draft) - Response
Comments on the Draft Rural Futures Strategy
Submission to Dept of Mines & Energy on Carbon Dioxide geosequestration tenure administration
Submission to Brisbane City Council on Climate Change and Energy Task Force Final Report
Submission to IPA on Dynamic Planning for a Growing State - Discussion paper
2009 EIANZ-SEQ submission on the Draft SEQ regional plan review (228Kb)- Comments on the Draft Rural Futures Strategy (17Kb)
- EIANZ AGM Notice (63Kb)
- EIANZ Shirt Order Form (103Kb)
- EIANZ-SEQ Nomination form (25Kb)
- Meeting the Challenges of the Future - A blue print for environmental practitioners (1.33Mb)
- SCU Enrolment Form (67Kb)
- SEQ Climate Change Management Plan (Draft) (1.03Mb)
- Submission to Brisbane City Council on Climate Change and Energy Task Force Final Report (39Kb)
- Submission to Dept of Mines & Energy on Carbon Dioxide geosequestration tenure administration (36Kb)
- Submission to IPA on Dynamic Planning for a Growing State - Discussion paper (34Kb)
- Submission to the Office of Urban Management relating to the SEQ Regional Outdoor Recreational Strat (296Kb)
- Submission: SEQ Climate Change Management Plan (Draft) - Response (190Kb)
